Things to do in Cape Town

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Full Day Hermanus

iGoAfrika Tours
Activity Type: Day Tours Location: City Bowl, Cape Town, Western Cape

"It is advisable to visit Hermanus in peak season (July to November) for whale watching. Attractions in and around the beautiful town of Hermanus also include art galleries, museums and a lovely wine route, which boasts spectacular views and some of the best wine estates in the Western Cape. The tour starts with a scenic drive to Hermanus via Clarence Drive, one of South Africa’s most exquisite coastal roads. You can explore the beautiful town Hermanus and have free time for land based or optional boat-based whale watching. For lunch there are many restaurants to choose from, some suggestions are Bientang’s Cave, Burgundy or La Pentola. You then leave for a scenic drive back to Cape Town, with a rest stop at an authentic country farm stall along the way. Service offered in English / Portuguese / French / Spanish / German. Please ensure to select choice of language under add-ons."

from R3120/ person
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Full Day Scooter Rental

Simon's Town Scooter Adventures
Activity Type: Adventure & Adrenaline Location: Simon's Town, Cape Town, Western Cape

Enjoy the thrill of exploring the Cape Peninsula on the back of a scooter. Our full day rentals are perfect for those who wish to exprience something a little different. Please note the scooters are only available on Weekends. Rates are per scooter. Passangers are allowed at no additional cost. Scooters are available on weekends only Some trip suggestions include:  - Ride down to the Cape of Good Hope and discover this UNESCO world heritage site.  - Ride along one of the most scenic drives in the world - Chapmans Peak Drive and explore the village of Hout Bay  - Discover the magic of the Cape Winelands and explore the many award winning wine estates on offer All scooters are suitable for 2 people and an additional helmet is available for extra riders at an additional cost of R75. This can be added from the checkout page. Scooter rentals are for either the Vespa 125 - 150 CC or the Yamaha 125. Clients can upgrade to the Vespa 300cc directly from the checkout page Passangers need to ensure they have a valid lisence

from R650/ person
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Full Day Township & Robben Island Heritage Tour

Just Safaris
Activity Type: Arts, Culture & History Location: City Centre, Cape Town, Western Cape

Langa is one of ten areas that were established during the apartheid era designated for Black Africans. The name Langa means ‘sun’ in the Xhosa language, but the name of the township derived from a famous chief who was incarcerated on Robben Island for rebelling against the South African government. During a township tour with your Langa born and bred guide, you’ll experience Langa and meet many people who actively work to make a difference throughout the community. We combine this with a tour of Robben Island where political activist and lawyer Nelson Mandela was sentenced to 27 years imprisonment and served 18 years before the fall of apartheid and introduction of a full, multi-racial democracy. He was later awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and was elected in 1994 as President of South Africa, becoming the country's first ever black president and served one term from 1994–1999

from R1300/ person
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Full Day Wine Tour - Stellenbosch

Wine Flies Wine Tours
Activity Type: Day Tours Location: Zonnebloem, Cape Town, Western Cape

Visit 5 estates in the Stellenbosch region with a guided drive through the town itself, being one of the oldest towns in SA and famed for its Cape Dutch style architecture as well as its major role in SA's wine industry. All farms on this route are meticulously chosen so that one will experience a broad spectrum of iconic estates as well as smaller family run farms. A real authentic experience.

from R975/ person
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Full Day Winelands

iGoAfrika Tours
Activity Type: Day Tours Location: City Centre, Cape Town, Western Cape

"Visit up to three wine estates along one of the main, the winelands routes. Wine estates can be suggested based on your personal preference, or our experienced tour guides will discuss options with you on the day. See the beautiful university town of Stellenbosch, with a panoramic tour of the town's oak-shaded streets that are lined with cafes, boutiques and art galleries. Cape Dutch architecture gives a sense of South Africa's Dutch colonial history, as do the Village Museum's period houses and gardens. Drive via the scenic Helshoogte Mountain Pass towards Franschhoek. Here you will have a panoramic tour and free time. Optional visits in Franschhoek include either the Huguenot Memorial Museum and neighbouring monument, which honour the area’s French settlers, who arrived in the 17th and 18th centuries. Alternatively, you can visit Franschhoek Motor Museum, which displays vintage cars amid mountain farmlands. Last wine tasting will be at Rupert and Rothschild Estate (a prestigious joint venture between the late Dr Anton Rupert of South Africa and Baron Benjamin de Rothschild of France – both with deep interests in wine and owners of private vineyards in their respective countries). After the last wine tasting, head back to hotel. Service offered in English / Portuguese / French / Spanish / German. Please ensure to select choice of language under add-ons."

from R2860/ person
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Gang History Walking Tour

18 Gangster Museum
Activity Type: Arts, Culture & History Location: Cape Town, Western Cape

First Gangster Museum in Africa located Khayelitsha. Have you heard? Let’s meet here and give you depth history/current about Khayelitsha. Let the 18 Gangster Museum team host you and get to unpack the gang history and consequences and their learnings. Have you seen gangs transforming and contributing positively in shaping their society? Now it’s time!! 45 Minutes Join & Experience the 2nd Biggest township in South Africa Let us unpack the history of our township and have a 360 view of Khayelitsha. Walk through the community. Coffee at Sikis coffee shop -Walk through Khayelitsha Mall & Wall of Remembrance Spinach King ( Green Bakery) Take a local taxi to 18 Gangster Museum and spend the session with reformed ex-prisoners. Kindergarten /Chreche Our last for nice braai meat, pap & Chackalaka @ Randz Cape Town

from R450/ person
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Great African Sea Forest Single Scuba Dive Boat Entry

Impact Divers
Activity Type: Scuba Diving, Free Diving and Snorkeling Location: Simon's Town, Cape Town, Western Cape

Join us on a single tank dive dive down into this magical and marvellous 3-dimensional ecosystem which harbours an incredible array of life, from the tiny and the intricate to the large playful Cape fur Seals and everything in between. This packages includes a single boat entry. The dive will focus on the Great African Sea Forest, stretching along the Cape Coast all the way through to Namibia, wrecks and artificial reef systems. The location will be decided based on the weather for the day. Why not upgrade to a double tank dive boat entry and maximise your time exploring this natural wonder. Upgrade directly from the checkout page and explore two different dive sites! Become surrounded my huge schools of Strepie fish, explore the caves and swim through giant granite boulders and become mesmerised by the spectacle of the colourful nudibranchs. Your expert guide will show you this amazing underwater world in some of the most pristine kelp forests along the coast and point out critters to you which you would have otherwise missed. Whilst diving in the forests, there is also always the possibility of a cow shark interaction as they slowly glide through the strands of the kelp forest in its prehistoric form showing little to no interest in divers as it goes about its natural behaviour. Kelp is NOT a plant but a giant brown alga, but does photosynthesise like plants and so grows in relatively shallow coastal waters, therefore the majority of kelp diving is in waters no more than 12-15m in depth.

from R1900/ person
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